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China and U.S. hold first AI dialogue within trade consultation mechanism

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China and the United States held their first AI dialogue under their economic and trade consultation mechanism during consultations in New York. The talks also covered wider economic and trade issues; the extension of the tariff pause was discussed, but no final decision was announced.

Countries involved United States · 0 of our 3 outletsChina · 2 outlets

First reported among our outlets by CGTN (China), · most coverage from China (2), South Korea (1), India (1), Argentina (1)

Photo via Yonhap News Agency

What the parties said

Statements by officials of the countries involved, as the outlets reported them. Each links to the article it comes from.

United States

the US services trade surplus with China stood at $34.4 billion in 2025, up by 6.9% from 2024.

CGTN, citing Office of the United States Trade Representative

US affiliates in China generated more than $640 billion in revenue in 2023.

CGTN, citing Bureau of Economic Analysis

China

China and the US held their first dialogue on artificial intelligence (AI) under the China-US economic and trade consultation mechanism at the recently held eighth round of…

the two countries’ economic and trade teams recently held their eighth round of consultations in New York, reaching consensus on several issues.

China and the U.S. have reached consensus on multiple economic and trade issues during their latest round of consultations in New York, where the two sides also held their first…

The Hindu, reporting China's Ministry of Commerce

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CGTN · China23 Sep 13:42
Opinion

Beyond tariffs: A wider agenda for China-US relations

Explores a Board of Trade for selected goods

US officials have discussed using it to reduce barriers on selected non-strategic goods.

CGTN
3 more from CGTN China, US start economic, trade consultations in New YorkExplainer: Where do China-US economic and trade ties stand?Photo: China, US start economic, trade consultations in New York
Global Times · China22 Sep 20:57

Xi leaves for state visit to the US as China-US summit under spotlight

Relays Xinhua account of talks including AI

Chinese and US economic and trade officials held talks on Sunday local time on economic and trade issues of mutual concern, with artificial intelligence (AI) also among the…

Global Times, via Xinhua
1 more from Global Times China, US hold first dialogue on AI, to maintain close communication under economic, trade consultation mechanism: MOFCOM
The Hankyoreh · South Korea

US and Chinese leaders begin White House talks…Trump: “I’ll discuss security and AI with Xi Jinping”

Translated from: 미-중 정상 백악관 회담 돌입…트럼프 “시진핑과 안보·AI 논의”
Reports China’s confirmation of the first AI dialogue
Yonhap News Agency · South Korea24 Sep 09:57

US Treasury: US and China agree to extend trade truce by two months… China: “AI discussed for the first time” (Roundup 2)

Translated from: 美재무 "미중 무역휴전 2개월 연장 합의"…中 "AI 첫 논의"(종합2보)
Quotes Bessent on possible cross-border AI incidents
Clarín · Argentina24 Sep 07:50

China confirms its first dialogue with the U.S. on AI, but does not clarify whether the truce will be extended

Translated from: China confirma su primer diálogo con EE.UU. sobre IA, pero no aclara prórroga de la tregua
Highlights missing details and truce uncertainty
The Hindu · India24 Sep 14:33

China, U.S. reach consensus on multiple economic and trade issues: Chinese Commerce Ministry

Leads with consensus on trade issues and AI dialogue

China and the U.S. have reached consensus on multiple economic and trade issues during their latest round of consultations in New York, where the two sides also held their first…

The Hindu, reporting China's Ministry of Commerce

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